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� 'L jct � e of their pale, windblown gayly. I I You are only trying to gain time" A
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t o I . � � ,-j"i i m' Prunes, 25c ; 5 lbs. dried Apples, 2, . . � I ragrance of the -locust blosso L i "" laughed. . mura idea,�' he exclaime , I 1� � I . � . Vy *AMU
I �;, � --. �.# good Currants, 25o ; 25 lbs. Attisins for $ , uliarly aerial, elusive quali in fact, 1 a � 'CoutmW
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- ; I- -1 f mily had aeowbetter days and was nc t n6w 9
t 1� , r 25c ; 6 bars Century Soap and' a lar e p t- . � brou it ; ;
� �! T:I: A h .9 TJA ) ;, A Z ) 4. hate it if it tried to look Ii e something __i..Of V^ ,
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� A . rt ; . n Crockery and Glassware, �, � - ire e . I som; The girl before him I - - - - -_
- i't � 1�;, � � . a% - � Stephen bent and gra�ely klased the little . I -
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I �� I 41 I I t 1. 8, half a dozen car lages ere now : I
� � i I was tr ubled a long Unte I i s u ,he house door stood open directly in o tile shelves if 'you like. Il thiult I know wherp � �!
� A � D D 1) A a - 11 14 T + . A ol —.,, i-orneclies driven into the parsonage ard and their
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�1 . recommended for this complaint; �ut it �tting 9V wept, owners were received by Mrs. Castle and � 1) i I -
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� . 7 . SEAFORTH. * "'I 06 A laid aside their bonnets and frowned for an . � 1k_)_LjL. - . the MR iv
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I I , . � . � that I I A�. il�Led with garden flowers, a clock ielted I " i to the parsonage. She w�s a slender girl, - - - . . - j I I � I
I 141 - , � I I . . single box of tjiese puls freed n e from glass, they crossed the 'arge and rather a MAIN 'STREET, J a .
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I i arn now a well 9 n and 6nt ered the parlor, I
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I— 41 THE SEAFORTH. � where chairs and tables had been pushed to . I A I banking business transacted. Draffs on all parts of the United f3tabods, - I I
1- i . f - '00m, the open door, the very silence t - j)yous look,'and the frank,19pirited solf-re- _gener,ay. . 11 I �
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I -1 rl " ��� - � Awarded Medal atworld's F ir - I Great Britaiii. and Ear e bought and �sold. Letters of credit issued, available,in all psr* ', that,
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_� i 1 or the quilting - frame, on which was of Europe, China and Japan. - Farmers' Sale Notes collected, and advances made on sa"a"Wal �
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- IN i, �j Musical --' Instru mellt Ayer -'s Sarsaparilla is Vie at. y,butnoonewastobe.seen'. Outsilethe stretched- a marvellou expression. Tberewasnomeek adoringin . . Smith wit
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1-- �A I 11 � I I . I a pi e of Mrs. Cas- I at l6west rates. !!!! T.ui"i, I
. I . I --- I . 1� )ees hummed drowsily in the. yellou roses her eyes as they met Stephe but � i .. ��� �
- - 1; I i -1 . . tle's handiwork constructed of small cotton . ) . - 1*19ex *
.1. . n� I . . � ! were dazzlintly bright in Ahe broad . .i . NGS DEPARTMENT. .
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� ` 3011. Pianos and Organs at I 0 shyness. In! spite of i�rsel this rooth i
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L I � ac res of choice land In Har ul 'Ip' -' These and d exclamation ,VffgsoeionnnsnnmnvtraUKI;Knmmm��on""MatilastrAlmit ....... . awassragnew I -
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�, _ . - fo r a market garden or em%Fiufarm. b Yree on the- scarcely dared to enter wthout its master. A I i I
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* � ;,- f � � .1 Greatly 171 duced Prio ar d every convenience. Apply to . ISRAC ILLEa walk between the clumps of peonies, one le I I
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F , ". � �: - - . ,ould loo� - down acr�ss the clover -fields them by manuscript writ! ie in a bold hand- 00 e S The finest Remedy in th,e . � '
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I I I � 1 11ARKS FOR SALR-�h hich adjdined the pars6age acre, a d set Aunt Eliza alone did not . in the part but writing which she recoginized. She was - World for all ASec'_ ,
i . t?� I e undersigned has twenty - - I ,
. ; t �, Choice Farms for sale In - East Huron, the ban he lovely-�Tbornton valley, with -its smooth . i I
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I i i7 a - I - sat in state in a high-backe , hafr-clotK cov- tions of the Throat& . __
i I I � 1; i I nt r County of the Province; all sizes, and'prices to reen meadows, its raceful elm 'trees next Sabbath sermon, And �hat would have I '- Colds, . :
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�L , -1 ,I Pianos at 0drresponding prices. � ered easy -chair', with a litt .e white knittili "a I
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; I , if, - . L . 1ARM FOR SALE -100 Ores, In the township of . PPC7 . I . W,0A $A
i I :,14 __ 'TOF - treet, stood the whi�e church wth lits . 0 ,a
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tr - � � quare, ungraceful tow r and its i nedni- . I : Whooping, qougb I I . I prices and
: � li� ,� 1. . SCOTT BROS' I . � 9 � . spaces wher'e the books bf nged which she - tir U1 . I
� i .1 acres of bush', about half black'aph', the rest hard- . . the Thointon gatherings as imparting some- . : 1
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: 1 :1 "_L I I �Ilt WOO . never- a ng spr ng Q wa r runs roug , �t thing of distinction. Her advanced a e and 6 .. - 10UHIL VVI&H A 08D us Y, . 111
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I 11 �t J,� 1ARM FOR SALE.-Foir safe, Lot 11, Conces3ion was held to be highly fav red, and As she stood, intend 11coking, she was
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: i I I ,�mith's shop to supply he actual n eds�of re I
I ,. , I � 9 Stephen Castle's face app , d outside the . . - ZR., lot M
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7 � ' I tei ma. Apply to the proprietor on the premises, or Stephen !" The story th kiss 'at the longs -on the upper shelf, nd the , Au- . - : . bevold�ch
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I : I � 7 �' � � . ad iress W. LRITCH, Constance P. 0. 146t-tf motives and .factories was well out o I sight bigne,' here,: of course," & d then she1esi- t . Choice of well known and Reliable Wileels 'Are - -
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. . . : � PLENDID FARM FOR SALE. -Lot 25, Conces. dreamy e-tillness, undistutbed_i�us i --Tr, even 1 4 Available at these Pric,6�, viz : I .
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. � sion 6, Township of Morris; containing 160 mras by the advent of the " summer board . desk, if you will, I shall want it to refer to. I I . - . X -two i
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I . ni and balance I rue. Bat,'d - y have ThAn Rr-car-w+f, rrj !n+ ms; non _r - e� A
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. , I 1. � or confidential information concerning all is 3rick-, 22x$2 with'kitchen ISX26, �ellar underneath . I t L )) which I call weak YOU have marked for L
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L � I I . i - � The'elock on the white sh�llf bad " ecial power." � The'Orescent, special, at 111!60. I . _
r, applicants, an our recommendations can, orchard. School on next lot. The la�d has a good J i
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: �T -1 �L f f � Brussels. . I .. -1.885- L tf cotton gown and white apron cam I 11 PC � you know," es, - DOU'RAV
! - _ I � ol Out to mischievous glance at a fa r -haired girl in a "Never mind the quiltinz. I ant you n -n na_iz fnvma nf rn,a-n �- 4,,-f '14- --j- X__
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. i -. Late of Huron County. 1442-52 * Made alwell I don't hardIy dare to sa anything before which Emily found it rr,dw to resist al- � _ -
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. . .11 Nervoue Dipeases. Failink Menio . N ringing Aunt Elizy'; ""Don't ask me, I don't dare to say an- Emily's que gs we r -cut and . ... I'll rod (Wor.
, . Paxesb,Slepplessness, Nightly Em s- . they've turned in already, and y r word; Mis' Castle IDoks, so sober I'm [it as the glancing lights and shadows 4 . Some thor
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ew P0&.V'P e$1.00apackage. sixfors5.4o,witha W . �umtteheere'
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" 1,� � - I, I i date goods. Why I can do so is because goods bougbt In the room beyond, at an oblorg table thing about it,", she cried, the sense of fan tion,'his bwn and his favor te auiho -
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. __ I - 61i SOLD by - . V. Fear, SEAFORTH, ONT., and . - saTV him kissin' forgotten. � , .
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: , trade- City Wall Paper House, Main St. Seaforth, � - - � with- bookshelves,' rising two-thirds I of the eyes I" And at this she' r . . �ver manufactured by us i' I I . I
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Z � . !, I 0 : man rose from the table, stretZed o lb ' "go- I voice. Emily Mei was e daughter of a �
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